the thing is currently in game even just trees can break the lock of hellfires and such so I can see it being very janky, and I just for once want the uk to get something where it actually shows how strong one of our domestic options is
Tbh why would you need a harrier to do something like that when typhoon exists
Going forward all british air defense will consist of boris Johnson and a comically large catapult.
Yeah, its fiddly
He’s not very aerodynamic, but should do plenty of damage on impact.
na cant have that big bojo is currently in Ukraine acting as special forces (if you guys remember that chad)
it breaks the irst of the helicopter, we dont have the limas.
the ground radars tracks perfectly fine through trees
Changing the subject a bit. I wonder what the plan is for naval.
I suppose in general an ARH missile could just be lobbed into a direction and go on until it locks something itself. An RWR might be used to give it somewhat of a direction to start at.
Same as ground?
Uh, that’s realistic? It’s a picture/contrast lock. Hell the same principle will work on brimstone with anything a little more substantial than a tree
Maybe. But with how strong AA is currently. Kinda hoping theyd get their own BR and a lot of attackers could be a fair bit lower
No dev blog (no dev blog)
Hopefully tomorrow, and hopefully a good one! xD
HMS Queen Mary and you will like it
Hmm… Boat.
If they give me my dear Scimmie I’ll be happy, so happy.
If its only France via Benelux I’ll sob though, then grind it anyway
yeah thats my point… saying waaa 18 is going to be so op then watching them just explode mid flight because a bush got in the way, just means we actually have more of a chance to hit (not like it will kill in one hit tho)
So scary in theory but doing the bush remover in practice.
pretty much lol, taking everything into account I can see you getting maybe 6 kills? on a good flight before people spawn in spaa and you just die because your sub sonic lol
someone said to me that it uses the enemy’s Radar beam to locate the target or something like that. I will share the post if I can find it again.
I believe @Kingtiez told me this.